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Disrupted Times
Hunt aims to restore Tory fortunes with £10bn tax cut
...The luxury industry is starting to moderate its price rises after sales slowed for much of 2023....
March 6, 2024
Strategic Petroleum Reserve USA
Reimagining the SPR
...By contracting in advance at a fixed price, DOE can essentially provide a price floor for crude oil producers and in doing so, motivate a steady flow of investment and supply buffers....
February 24, 2024
FT Live
Business of Luxury Summit
Gathering leaders in luxury for the 20th year
Sunday, 19 MayVenice, Italy
Transcript
Transcript: Episode 4 — Gangsters’ paradise
...18th century element to it....
December 12, 2023
InterviewLunch with the FT
Canary Wharf’s George Iacobescu: ‘We didn’t build buildings. We built a city’
...Iacobescu, who had not visited London before, got lost as he walked for over two hours to reach Canary Wharf. “What am I doing here? Are you kidding me?” he recalls thinking....
February 9, 2024
FT Magazine
Meet the prosecutors who work to imprison your enemies — for a fee
...In court, TM Eye’s barrister, Claire Cooper, told the judge that the woman’s Facebook sales “appeared on the face of it to be a very lucrative business”....
May 19, 2023
HTSIThe top 12 HTSI stories of 2023
The Zara woman: an exclusive interview with Marta Ortega Pérez
...“When I was a kid, my mum was doing the women’s collections for Zara,” says Ortega Pérez of her first consciousness of the business....
March 29, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Moral Money
The global companies sucked into Russia’s draft Premium content
...(Speaking as someone who grew up in some historic settlements in the west of England, which were built centuries ago to shelter from the elements, I have always found it very odd that America has subsidised...
October 3, 2022
FT Magazine
What happened when I bet on the horses exactly how the AI told me to
...The pages list a horse’s name; owner, trainer and jockey; mother (dam) and father (sire); age; weight; sale price; dates and locations of all past races; times in those races at various points of call; relative...
March 30, 2023
FT Magazine
‘Sam? Are you there?!’ The bizarre and brutal final hours of FTX
...He cut his teeth as general counsel of Fruit of the Loom when it went belly up in the 1990s and made his name as the man who oversaw the unwinding of Enron, the corporate fraud of the century....
February 9, 2023
FT Magazine
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: India’s power guru in Ray-Bans and a Kia
...Regions across the 1.4bn-strong nation have their own local gurus....
October 28, 2022
FT Magazine
Inside the mysterious downfall of India’s Cox & Kings
...The sale of the UK business was fiercely resisted by Kerkar, according to those with knowledge of the administration....
January 22, 2022
Transcript
What Warhol’s Marilyn tells us about the art market
...And some new young artists are doing surprisingly well, too. Here’s how art sales work....
June 19, 2022
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
The ten trillion dollar man: how Larry Fink became king of Wall St
...In fact, he had already received board approval to explore the sale of the entire business, and thought BlackRock was a natural buyer....
October 7, 2021
#techAsia
Is this Alibaba's watershed moment? Premium content
...They will be “strictly banned” from outsourcing the function, as they have been doing, to the internet companies. This effectively blocks a big part of Ant’s business....
March 3, 2021
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
Inside Boris Johnson’s money network
...Quintessentially says its business is doing better this year. Elliot has stepped down as a director of Hawthorn Advisers, the lobbying and PR firm he co-founded in 2013....
July 30, 2021
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
FT Film22 min
Greensill: a tale of hubris, hype and greed
...The stuff that Greensill was doing is centuries old really. Financing invoices goes back to the Middle Ages....
May 13, 2021
FT Magazine
From Bob Dylan to Blondie — why investors are buying up hit songs
...Sales of CDs went into freefall at the turn of the century as illegal file sharing took off and companies such as Apple took a large chunk of the nascent legal online music market through its iTunes download...
December 11, 2020
HTSI
The man behind the most spectacular makeover in Claridge’s history
...But although its grandeur was never in doubt, its standing as a 21st-century luxury hotel was slipping....
December 16, 2020
HTSI
Luxury, philanthropy and the fight against coronavirus
...But some car-makers are doing what they can....
April 24, 2020
FT Magazine
Michael Stern: the highs and lows of a New York skyscraper king
...All the legal wrangling surrounding 111 West 57th was not helping, said one New York broker, who explained to me that a luxury building sale should be as orderly and tightly orchestrated as an initial public...
April 17, 2020
FT InvestigationsInside Wirecard
Wirecard and me: Dan McCrum on exposing a criminal enterprise
...Some of the names looked odd. I knew from past research that some of the entities there could not have been doing business with Wirecard at the time because they no longer existed....
September 3, 2020
HTSI
How To Give It: the good list
...“As much as I miss Doug, and [his death] almost killed me, sometimes I pinch myself that I’ve led this life for so long. Even on the worst days, I love what I’m doing....
February 5, 2020
Life & Arts
Counter culture: what we lose when shops disappear
...The 21st-century Selfridges — now owned by the Canadian George Weston company — did relatively well in 2018, showing an 11.5 per cent rise in sales to £1.75bn....
May 31, 2019
News in-depthPersonal & Household Goods
France’s grands magasins rewrite traditional retail format
...Meanwhile Le Printemps posted sales of €1.6bn in its latest fiscal year and said it expected sales to rise 6-8 per cent this year....
September 15, 2018
FT Magazine
The great German beer battle
...As Bergmann’s booming business shows, however, a new kind of German brewery is flourishing. With just 10 employees and €1.5m in annual revenue, it is Dortmund’s only independent beer maker....
September 20, 2018

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